I'm bound to the divine medicine system

Chapter 193 No Evidence

Dou Ming glanced at Dr. Xu, and quickly withdrew his gaze, "Because you have no evidence, and Dr. Wang will not offend Dr. Bai, who is in full swing at this moment, because of the Mu family siblings."

Doctor Xu was stunned.

yes!He has no evidence!Dou Ming in front of him is obviously not going to testify, but Bai Yaxian - heh!

"Could it be, are you going to let me just watch-" He couldn't continue, remembering what Mu Qingyi, who was so sick with sunken eye sockets, asked him when writing the prescription, she said: "I gave this prescription, the medical department What do you say when you prescribe it to a patient?"

How straightforward was his answer at that time!
But at this time, those blunt words were like a slap in the face, slapping him heavily on the face.

At this time, a drug boy hurried over and shouted to Dou Ming: "Doctor Dou, there is an emergency patient, Doctor Bai calls you over."

Dou Ming took a deep look at Dr. Xu, turned around and followed Yaotong without saying anything.

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Osmanthus Alley

The shopkeepers looked at Qingwen apologetically, and smiled stiffly, "I'm sorry, there are too many patients, Dr. Song can't take care of them, and I can't do anything, so I came here."

"But my sister is still sick." Qingwen frowned, her face full of displeasure.

The shopkeepers nodded repeatedly, "Yes, yes, I know she is still ill. But don't worry, I won't make her tired, and I will send her back earlier."

Mu Qingyi came out with the packed medicine box, wearing a white mask, couldn't see her face clearly, her eye sockets were slightly sunken, she looked haggard, and coughed twice from time to time.

The shopkeepers felt uncomfortable. The little girl was still sick, so he rushed to treat other people's illnesses, which was really cruel.

But he really couldn't do anything, the pharmacy was full of people, some of them were seriously ill, he couldn't just sit back and watch people die.

"Let's go!" She coughed twice, and walked out of the courtyard with a medicine box.

Qingxi came out of the house and stood beside Qingwen, seeing Qingwen's frowning expression on his face, she couldn't help rubbing the top of his head, and said with a smile: "Your sister will be fine, she knows it well."

Qingwen was annoyed at himself, obviously he was the manly pillar of the family, but he was always so useless, unable to help him with anything.

He also blamed himself for not being willing to learn medical skills from his father at the beginning, otherwise he would be able to help a little bit now.

The two were about to turn around and enter the house when someone knocked on the courtyard door, "Is Miss Mu there?"

Qingwen was taken aback, "Doctor Xu? What is he doing here? Isn't he also here to see his sister at the medical office?" He hesitated whether to open the door, but the unbolted door had already been pushed open. Doctor Xu poked his head in.

Seeing Qingwen standing in the courtyard looking at him coldly, Dr. Xu felt guilty, thinking that they already knew.

"Qingwen is here! Didn't you go to the academy today?" Dr. Xu came in with a dry smile. For some reason, seeing Shang Qingwen's gaze, he was a little speechless.

"What are you doing here?" Qingwen was not in the mood to chat with him, and asked directly.

Doctor Xu poked his head to look at the main room behind the two of them, but he didn't see anyone. He raised his heart, and felt a little relieved and conflicted.

"What about your sister?"

Qingwen stood still, looking at Dr. Xu indifferently.As soon as this guy entered the door, he looked around erratically, and he didn't dare to look at him, which showed that he had a ghost in his heart.

"What's the matter?" Qingwen asked coldly.

The corners of Qingxi's lips curled slightly, thinking of what Mu Qingyi said yesterday at the medical office, it seemed that she guessed it right.

"Well, it's about the prescription." Doctor Xu blushed, not daring to look directly into the young man's clear eyes, and really wanted to find a way to get in.

(End of this chapter)